Strangest tool you carry?

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raleighnut

Legendary Member
I carry a piece of toothpaste tube in case of tyre damage
I'm hoping these new 'plastic' fivers will be up to that, plus they'll then be a dual purpose bit of kit in that I can get a pint with it if I don't need it in the tyre.
 

Mrs M

Guru
Location
Aberdeenshire
I carry a wee bit of extra rubber to put under the clip holding my Pashley's rear mudguard.
Sometimes it rattles and this comes in use :smile:
Rubber came from a cannibalised dud Cateye light, "waste not want not" :bicycle:
 
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NorthernDave

Never used Über Member
One of these:
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Only joking, not really... ;)
:laugh:
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
One of these:
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Only joking, not really... ;)
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I have one of those. It was my dad's when he was an apprentice in the 1940's.:smile:
 

CanucksTraveller

Macho Business Donkey Wrestler
Location
Hertfordshire
I'm hoping these new 'plastic' fivers will be up to that, plus they'll then be a dual purpose bit of kit in that I can get a pint with it if I don't need it in the tyre.

Good idea. I have to have a tenner in my sealed sandwich bag in the toolkit, just in case I need a spare tube / pint. Five pounds might not do a pint where I am.
I imagine Dellseqq could get a whole 200 page thread out of the whole north / south material inherent in that, or probably already has. ;-)
 

Dogtrousers

Kilometre nibbler
Some years ago I bought (with money) some purpose made Park Tools tyre boots. They didn't cost much. I've never needed one yet, but they are in my kit. No searching round for toothpaste tubes or milk cartons at the roadside for me when/if the day comes.
 
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